The offset styled guitar that was designed from the outset to play, exquisitely well. Ready for the studio or the stage, this could very well be your new Excalibur and be the only guitar you need to unsheath to slay your next gig or session. There are also 2 "cut switches" that help give the humbuckers a more vintage vibe with a more airy and vocal-like top-end. The humbuckers will give you rich and meaty tones that remain punchy and articulate even when saturated heavily. The guitar is certainly made with a rocker in mind, but the tone remains musical and balanced whether clean or distorted. The pickups give you an immensely versatile tonal pallet. The guitar is made for the workhorse musician that needs something masterfully crafted, extremely versatile, and yet simple to use. They've quickly grown to become a shop favorite and we're pretty much all of the belief that "Tom Anderson can do no wrong." This Raven Classic only solidifies this unyielding faith and confidence in Tom Anderson. It is truly no exaggeration to say that every Anderson guitar that has come through our shop has been jaw-droppingly beautiful and amazing to play. Offset guitars are as popular these days as they've ever been, it seems.
Meant for the shredder that wants to hit it hard with some gain but also needs a guitar that cleans up nicely, this Raven looks edgy, feels amazing, and sounds absolutely killer. They're a shop favorite and for good reason. These are up there with the best of the best in the bolt-on guitar field. I've ordered a couple of new ones since, and I always make a point of going to the shop to pick up my guitars.Music Store Live is proud to be an official Tom Anderson Guitarworks dealer. He proceeded to thank ME, then gave me a full tour (tiny shop, not long.lol), and BS about guitars and music.
I show up unannounced, and tentatively open the door.dude pokes his head out of an office to the left, smiles, and says "can I help you with something"? So, I launch into my story about purchasing one of their guitars, how it was my favorite, etc., and just wanted to stop by and say thanks (or something to that effect). I'm still not entirely sure what I expected, I suppose I was just curious.
Two or three years later, I'm working in Calabasas, and decide to drive out to Newbury Park, to see who had made this guitar that I had come to love so much I hadn't called first, so I didn't expect much, but I decided to go anyway. One day, I had walked into Make'n Music in North Hollywood, and they had one hanging on the wall long story short, played it, fell in love, and bought it (on layaway.lol) on the spot. I started playing Anderson guitars back in the early 90's. Just a quick story about my experiences with Anderson.
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